While Heath Ledger’s performance as the Joker has been getting most of the headlines from this summer’s Batman Begins sequel, Two Face is certainly coming on strong. The thing is, the buzz isn’t so much about Aaron Eckhart’s performance as Harvey Dent as it is about his eventual look as alter-ego Two Face. With that buzz has come a variety of “false” positives, but which is the real Two Face?
While combing the Internet the other day for a good cut of the Mac and Me trailer for the product placement article, this terrifying piece was found. Imagine if Mac and Me wasn’t a bad kids’ film, but a horrific vision of alien invaders? Well, imagine no longer, as this trailer edit puts the film in a new light.
The powers that be over at 30 Rock (namely Tina Fey) have finally revealed the title for their “world’s first” porn video game. The title? Gorgasim: The Legend of Dong Slayer. Yes, it has a that certain catchy vibe that just never lets you forget it once you’ve heard it–no matter how hard you try.
For the nerd who has seen just about everything they could hope for. From a big screen Lord of the Rings to models dressed as Princess Leia on Deal or No Deal, finally they have the final piece of their puzzle to usher in the apocalypse. Yes, nerds have two (apparently) Asian female gymnasts battling one another with lightsabers. To think of the years the nerd community had to suffer without such a video?
It may not be the most anticipated summer film for some, but for diehard fans there is no bigger summer fare than Speed Racer. If the trailers have left you iffy on it, then now you can view the first seven minutes above. So, how does it look?
People have gotten used to product placements over the years, but some are just too much. They’re too intrusive, too overt, and too frequent. The five featured here are some of the worst and sure to make you cringe at the thought of “artistic integrity.” By the way, be sure to visit sister site Game With A Brain.
30 Rock has steadily become one of television’s finest shows. In fact, it’s easily the best sitcom on right now. Part of that winning appeal comes from its biting satire that has really taken off in the show’s current second season. Thursday’s episode turned to video games of a decidedly adult nature.
So, you mean, it won’t just be called The X-Files 2? Shocker. No, instead this summer’s X-Files sequel will be titled The X-Files: I Want to Believe. Yes, it is a bit wordy.
What is it with black leather? Why does every comic book turned film have to drape its heroes in black leather? Are they all bikers? Aren’t moviegoers already suspending their disbelief enough with flying people to accept they might wear orange?
Johnny Lee is a nerd’s nerd. He wasn’t simply satisfied with owning the hard to find Wii. No, Mr. Lee wanted to make a cool little gaming system even cooler. And he succeeded. That’s a nerd’s nerd.
Specifically, Mr. Lee is behind the famous tech demo using a pair of glasses to make the Wii present actual 3D images using head tracking software. In turn, this technique will now be used in Electronic Arts Boom Blox title. Not too shabby Mr. Lee, but he wasn’t done there. A new tech demo shows off using the Wii as a virtual whiteboard, a use that Lee notes could save schools thousands of dollars. Again, not too shabby.
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